RBM Partnership to End Malaria

RBM Partnership to End Malaria Our vision is of a world free from the burden of malaria. for good.

The RBM Partnership to End Malaria is the largest global platform for coordinated action against malaria. Originally established as Roll Back Malaria (RBM) Partnership in 1998, it mobilizes for action and resources and forges consensus among partners. The Partnership is comprised of more than 500 partners, including malaria endemic countries, their bilateral and multilateral development partners, the private sector, nongovernmental and community-based organizations, foundations, and research and academic institutions. The RBM Partnership Secretariat is hosted by the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) in Geneva, Switzerland.

In Abuja, we witnessed a powerful turning point in Africa's fight against malaria.Leaders from across the continent heal...
17/09/2025

In Abuja, we witnessed a powerful turning point in Africa's fight against malaria.
Leaders from across the continent health ministers, MPs, technical experts, and business pioneers came together with a unified voice to . Insights from RBM Partnership to End Malaria CEO

Africa’s Big Push: A Turning Point in the Malaria Story

On World  , we champion a simple truth: Strong health systems where patients have agency mean better health outcomes esp...
17/09/2025

On World , we champion a simple truth: Strong health systems where patients have agency mean better health outcomes especially for our most vulnerable. For the global community, ensuring safe care for every newborn and child is our daily mission.
It means ensuring every rapid diagnostic test for a feverish child is accurate and every antimalarial is quality-assured.
It means training health workers to provide respectful, effective care for mothers and their little ones.
It means empowering families with knowledge, so they can seek help early and trust the care their children receive.
Enjoying the means that a family, no matter how remote their village, can feel safe from and confident that their health system will protect their children. This , join us in building stronger, safer systems to for good and to protect every child.

WHAT A SUCCESS! 🙌 The high-level meeting in Abuja has concluded with resounding commitment and a clear roadmap for actio...
13/09/2025

WHAT A SUCCESS! 🙌 The high-level meeting in Abuja has concluded with resounding commitment and a clear roadmap for action!
A huge thank you to all the leaders, partners, and health champions who joined us for .
Africa has powerfully reaffirmed its central role in the global fight to .
The energy, strategies, and partnerships forged here will propel us toward our 2030 elimination goals. The work continues, but the path is clearer than ever.
Let’s make malaria history. Together.
Watch GM Nigeria's interview on ending malaria.

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Today, we're focusing on the bigger picture: how malaria impacts economic development, exacerbates poverty, and is inten...
12/09/2025

Today, we're focusing on the bigger picture: how malaria impacts economic development, exacerbates poverty, and is intensified by climate change.
We're also exploring innovative solutions from next-gen nets to groundbreaking vaccines that can help us eradicate this disease for good.
Malaria isn't just a health issue; it's a development issue. And today, we're reframing the fight. Join the discussion in the comments!

IT'S OFFICIALLY BEGINNING! 🎉 Day 1 of the high-level meeting on "Harnessing Africa’s Central Role for the Big Push Again...
11/09/2025

IT'S OFFICIALLY BEGINNING! 🎉 Day 1 of the high-level meeting on "Harnessing Africa’s Central Role for the Big Push Against Malaria" is underway in Abuja, Nigeria.
Today, African leaders, health ministers, and global partners are uniting to secure high-level commitments and align strategies to eliminate malaria.
Hosted by Nigeria’s Minister of Health, this meeting is a powerful testament to Africa's leadership in the global health arena.
We are turning the into a concrete roadmap for action. Follow along as we make history! 💪

The goal is clear. The time is now. The place is Abuja,  . September 11-12, 2025. We are harnessing Africa’s central rol...
10/09/2025

The goal is clear. The time is now. The place is Abuja, .
September 11-12, 2025. We are harnessing Africa’s central role for to .
This is more than a meeting it’s a movement. Join us and share this message to spread the word. Every voice counts in this fight.

Why is 2025 a critical year? The fight against malaria is at a crossroads. Rising resistance, climate change, and fundin...
09/09/2025

Why is 2025 a critical year? The fight against malaria is at a crossroads.
Rising resistance, climate change, and funding gaps threaten to reverse decades of hard-won progress. We cannot afford to slow down we must accelerate.
That’s why next week, key leaders are convening in Abuja, Nigeria, to launch .
This is a crisis-level mobilization to scale up innovation, investment, and action across Africa.
Stay tuned.

The countdown is on!  Join us in Abuja on September 11-12 for a crucial moment in the fight against malaria: ‘Harnessing...
08/09/2025

The countdown is on! Join us in Abuja on September 11-12 for a crucial moment in the fight against malaria: ‘Harnessing Africa’s Central Role for the Big Push Against Malaria.’
This high-level meeting is where commitment turns into action. Together, with leaders from across the continent, we will launch a unified front to protect futures and drive progress.
Let’s unite now to

08/09/2025

In a special reflection, CEO Dr. Michael Adekunle Charles shares his vision of gratitude, legacy, and the focused ambition needed to finish the fight.

04/09/2025

We are ready to push malaria away.

A milestone worth celebrating!The RBM Partnership to End Malaria applauds the landmark approval of the first malaria med...
15/07/2025

A milestone worth celebrating!
The RBM Partnership to End Malaria applauds the landmark approval of the first malaria medicine specifically for newborns and young infants (from 2kg to under 5kg).
For too long, healthcare workers faced an impossible choice: crush malaria tablets for infants, risking fatal under/over-dosing - the smallest and most vulnerable lacked a proven treatment. NO MORE.
With rapid approvals expected in 8 African countries and Novartis' commitment to not-for-profit access, we’re one step closer to a malaria-free future.
This isn’t just a breakthrough—it’s a tool for justice.
Reduces catastrophic health spending for poor families
Empowers mothers (primary caregivers) with reliable treatment
Closes the health gap for the most vulnerable
Malaria thrives on inequality. By ensuring infants get the right dose, we protect development, strengthen health systems, and fuel economic growth.
Every child deserves a fair start. Let’s get this life-saving tool to every clinic!
Together, we .

19/03/2025

👀Have you explored our NEW WEBSITE? We are thrilled to unveil our new and improved website!🖥️

This milestone is a game-changer in our fight against malaria🎉, making it easier than ever to:
👉Access resources with streamlined navigation
👉Strengthen collaboration with partners worldwide
👉Stay informed with our new "RBM in the News" section
👉Explore upcoming events on our "Events Page"
👉Join the Big Push Against Malaria

🔗 Check out the new website now: https://endmalaria.org/

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The Global Health Campus, 40 Chemin Du Pommier, Le Grand-Saconnex
Geneva
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Montag 09:00 - 18:00
Dienstag 09:00 - 18:00
Mittwoch 09:00 - 18:00
Donnerstag 09:00 - 18:00
Freitag 09:00 - 18:00

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